Like the religious leaders and the political leaders in the time of Jesus, we, too, find ourselves putting God on trial by questioning his plan, his authority, and his goodness. But when we put God on trial, we're found guilty and he's found good.

Most sermons about Peter's denials of Jesus focus on Peter's worst day, but God's at His best when we're at our worst, and the mercy Jesus showed Peter is what got highlighted when the rooster crowed! Instead of a reminder of Peter's failure, the rooster's crow became a reminder of God's mercy everyday for the rest of Peter's life! Thankfully, mercy still crows for us today! This is a message you won't soon forget.

Most sermons about Peter's denials of Jesus focus on Peter's worst day, but God's at His best when we're at our worst, and the mercy Jesus showed Peter is what got highlighted when the rooster crowed! Instead of a reminder of Peter's failure, the rooster's crow became a reminder of God's mercy everyday for the rest of Peter's life! Thankfully, mercy still crows for us today! This is a message you won't soon forget.

Most sermons about Peter's denials of Jesus focus on Peter's worst day, but God's at His best when we're at our worst, and the mercy Jesus showed Peter is what got highlighted when the rooster crowed! Instead of a reminder of Peter's failure, the rooster's crow became a reminder of God's mercy everyday for the rest of Peter's life! Thankfully, mercy still crows for us today! This is a message you won't soon forget.

Most sermons about Peter's denials of Jesus focus on Peter's worst day, but God's at His best when we're at our worst, and the mercy Jesus showed Peter is what got highlighted when the rooster crowed! Instead of a reminder of Peter's failure, the rooster's crow became a reminder of God's mercy everyday for the rest of Peter's life! Thankfully, mercy still crows for us today! This is a message you won't soon forget.

Prayer is one of the spiritual disciplines that we sometimes don’t like to talk about because we rarely feel like we’re doing it enough or even doing it right. This week, though, we learned that prayer isn’t an event as much as it’s a connection, and we saw what prayer did in the life of Jesus as well as what the lack of prayer did in the life of Judas.

Prayer is one of the spiritual disciplines that we sometimes don’t like to talk about because we rarely feel like we’re doing it enough or even doing it right. This week, though, we learned that prayer isn’t an event as much as it’s a connection, and we saw what prayer did in the life of Jesus as well as what the lack of prayer did in the life of Judas.

Prayer is one of the spiritual disciplines that we sometimes don’t like to talk about because we rarely feel like we’re doing it enough or even doing it right. This week, though, we learned that prayer isn’t an event as much as it’s a connection, and we saw what prayer did in the life of Jesus as well as what the lack of prayer did in the life of Judas.

Prayer is one of the spiritual disciplines that we sometimes don’t like to talk about because we rarely feel like we’re doing it enough or even doing it right. This week, though, we learned that prayer isn’t an event as much as it’s a connection, and we saw what prayer did in the life of Jesus as well as what the lack of prayer did in the life of Judas.

When Adam and Eve sinned in the Garden, God wasn't caught off guard. He didn't turn to the angels and scramble to put together a plan to somehow save what He could from the mess that we'd made. Nope, the Lamb has always been the plan, and in Luke 22 we find out that there are a number of ways to respond to it.